Continuous Contract

Continuous Contract

Definition

A form of reinsurance contract for accepting new business that does not
terminate automatically but rather is intended to continue from year to year
unless one of the parties delivers notice of intent to discontinue or
termination is mutually agreed to in accordance with the termination provisions
of the contract.

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Learn what it takes to establish a successful captive insurance company—one
that sets the standard and withstands the test of time. Provides step-by-step
instructions that would benefit novices and seasoned veterans alike.